Peanut butter addict
bigrach97
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So I've been dreaming about peanut butter for a while now. Does anybody have any advice as to how I can satisfy that craving without binging on a whole jar? Lol I love PB so much
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Decide if it is possible to eat weighed amounts and stay in your calorie goal. If the answer is no, don't bring any into the house. There really isn't any other choice.0
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Think of your future body every time you eat a spoon of PB.0
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Eat peanut butter within the confines of your calorie and macronutritional goals.0
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as long as you can make it fit in your calories (and make sure you weight it carefully!), theres no problem eating it.
PB is one of the very few things i have a hard time moderating, so I dont eat much of it (i dont even think i have any in the house right now). i do have PB2 and use it on occasion on an english muffin. its not bad, but not the same as PB LOL0 -
I love peanut butter too, and there was a where I couldn't keep it in the house. Now I measure out a serving when I want it. You can also buy peanut butter already portioned into single servings. I like to eat it with apples. I've also heard of something called PB2.. I'm not sure what it is exactly, just that it's some kind of lower calorie substitute for peanut butter.0
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Take your preferred calorie portion of peanut butter and warm it in the microwave so it's kind of runny-ish. Not too much.
Chop up an apple (or 2) and add the peanut butter like mayonnaise. Chill until PB refirms. Top with sliced banana and a dollop of PB.0 -
I eat it PB almost every day with my morning snack. Just have to make sure I stay within the allotted serving size that fits into my daily goal. If you don't deprive yourself of it you might be less likely to binge when you actually do have it.0
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I love PB mixed with plain greek yogurt and some sliced banana...yum!0
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I love PB as well. I could eat half a jar in 1 sitting (I did when I was pregnant) I found something called PB and it's GREAT for my PB cravings.0
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Try some pb2 powder in some oatmeal or a homemade slushy. I love the stuff. Other than that my only advice is if you don't buy it you can't eat it
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I have a dutch crisp bread with 6g of organic peanut butter does the trick for me hun about 70 cals xx0
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AdmireDeVoll wrote: »Try some pb2 powder in some oatmeal or a homemade slushy. I love the stuff. Other than that my only advice is if you don't buy it you can't eat it
This^
Look for PB2 - powdered peanut butter or peanut flour (~85% of the fat is pressed out).
It's a powder you mix with water - great for stirring into things - or as an apple dip. Not great when spread on toasted, or crispy things (water & crispy don't go together).0 -
Take a couple of table spoons of PB2 and mix with some water.... instant peanut butter without the insane calories or fat. Some people say it's not the same, but if you're trying to satisfy that craving and can't just have a small nibble of the regular stuff PB2 is the way to go.0
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Jif is one of those things I don't keep in the house because I love it and would eat it to the detriment of my health and diet.
But I love peanut butter, so I make my own. I get the yum of PB (admittedly without the astronomical yumminess) without too much of the stuff that does me no good. I don't have it every day, but have it sometimes. It's enough for me - satisfies my PB desires without ruining any of my goals.
There is nothing easier than making your own PB. It's not as ungodly good as Jif, but it's still good.0 -
I eat it but on my days when I work out more and have the extra calories to spare with an apple or on whole wheat bread or just plain on a spoon. I could never give it up. I just work it in.0
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I love PB as well, but I do try to limit it. I usually I opt for PB2 and spread it on chocolate rice cakes. or JIF whips come in at 140 cals for 2 TBSP instead of the average 190.0
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I literally cannot have peanut butter in the house. I've tried to measure it out, and I just end up eating the whole jar. Instead I use pb2, a powdered peanut butter. I like the flavor, but not enough to eat the whole thing. Best of both worlds for me!0
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Take your preferred calorie portion of peanut butter and warm it in the microwave so it's kind of runny-ish. Not too much.
Chop up an apple (or 2) and add the peanut butter like mayonnaise. Chill until PB refirms. Top with sliced banana and a dollop of PB.
That sounds really good! Thanks for the idea! I'm also a PB addict. Lol. I like to make a smoothie with all natural PB, non fat plain Greek yogurt, and a banana. Or, I'll cut up an apple and dip it in either the all natural peanut butter or all natural almond butter. Both of those seem to satisfy my cravings, but I do try to limit to one serving a day and make sure I still stay within my calorie goal.
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I enjoy PB but it is not a trigger food for me. I have 32 grams of peanut butter pretty much every day, either in a smoothie or with oats and Greek yogurt. Sometimes I'll have another 16 grams with apple as a night time snack.
Have you tried having a portion and stopping? How about eating it with lots of apple?0 -
PB2.
I can try and try to keep PB within my calorie goals, but it's just so easy to dip that spoon in there and take a bite (for about 150 calories!).
Again, PB2.0
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